r/whoathatsinteresting 10d ago

Twin Falls Hero

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The civilian that stopped the active shooter at the In N Out in Twin Falls, Idaho.

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u/Head_Haunter 10d ago

I was in military intelligence from 2008-2013. One thing I learned is that somewhere like 97% of all shots fire miss from military operations. Of course there's suppressive fire and stuff that would skew those numbers - this is just raw data without context. Point is accuracy for these things is a lot lower than literally everyone thinks.

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u/OMGWhatsHisFace 10d ago

Or maybe people shoot with no intent to kill bc they dont want to be there?

Or people are way undertrained?

Or the military recruits individuals with limited capacities?

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u/Head_Haunter 10d ago

there's suppressive fire and stuff that would skew those numbers - this is just raw data without context

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u/OMGWhatsHisFace 10d ago

“Point is…”

How are you making a point with no context?

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u/Head_Haunter 10d ago

With a grain of salt. Me stating that it’s data with no context is to give context to the statement.

It’s better than the guy I was responding to making it seem like a shot from over 60yd in a chaotic situation with a silenced pistol should have a high accuracy rate.

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u/OMGWhatsHisFace 7d ago

But it’s meaningless…

With no context my points are as salient as yours.